• Land Size: 93.7 Acres. 80 Acres of patented land and several unpatented claims.

• Between 1880-1942, the mine produced $1.5 million of gold (50,000 oz.), equivalent to about $63,125,000 of gold today. The Governor Mine’s gold production was about 70% of the recorded gold output of the entire county of Los Angeles. The majority of the gold reserves had not been discovered in the 1940's

• In the mid-80's a core drilling program was conducted to explore the mineral content in the Governor Mine. The results found over $4 Billion worth of gold (at today's gold price). When the Governor Mine was mined in the 1940's, the primary gold ore body had not been discovered.

• The core drilling program of the 80's discovered an untapped ore body with a gold content greater than 5 ounces of gold per ton of rock!

• Unlike most abandoned mines in California that were shut down because there was no more gold; the Governor Mine was shut down because President Franklin D. Roosevelt
ordered all gold miners to work at iron mines in order utilize their mining skills to make weapons in World War II.

• Upwards of $4 Billion of gold still remains at the Governor Mine only up to 1000 feet in depth. Potential for much more gold at deeper levels

• With today’s technology and the gold price hovering at around $1,300;